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- Jukkasjärvi - Wikipedia
Jukkasjärvi (Swedish pronunciation: [ˈjɵ̂kːasˌjærvɪ]; Sami: Čohkkiras) is a locality situated in Kiruna Municipality, Norrbotten County, Sweden with 548 inhabitants in 2010 [1]
- Jukkasjärvi - Kiruna Lappland
Jukkasjärvi is a village 18 kilometers outside Kiruna The name comes from a Sámi word that roughly translates to “meeting place by the water” With origins from the 17th century, Jukkasjärvi is one of the oldest villages in Norrbotten
- The Icehotel in Sweden | Since 1989 | ICEHOTEL
We offer a vareity of Arctic experiences at ICEHOTEL in Jukkasjärvi Choose any of our packages for an ultimate, unforgettable stay At ICEHOTEL, every meal is sacred and an essential part of the experience for our visitors
- Jukkasjärvi: things to do, places to visit and practical guide
Built in 1608, Jukkasjärvi or Jukkasjärvi kyrka is the oldest wooden church in Lapland Remarkable for its red color and architecture, typical of early Swedish religious buildings, it is now protected
- THE 10 BEST Things to Do in Jukkasjarvi (2025) - Tripadvisor
Once-in-a-lifetime short breaks in Swedish Lapland Enjoy the small family-run lodge together with unique and well-executed day or night adventures in a pristine Arctic nature
- Jukkasjärvi, Lappland - Exploring Sweden - Biveros Bulletin
With a population of around 800 residents, Jukkasjärvi is a small rural community located on the shores of the Torne River The village is located about 17 kilometers east of the main city of Kiruna It is one of the oldest villages in this part of Swedish Lapland
- Jukkasjärvi - 50 Degrees North
Jukkasjärvi has a long history in being a crossroad and marketplace for the reindeer herders, the Sami It is situated on the banks of Torne River and is best known for its close proximity to the famous ICEHOTEL
- Jukkasjärvi Map - Village - Kiruna Municipality, Norrbotten County, Sweden
Jukkasjärvi is a town of around 600 citizens in Kiruna Municipality in northern Sweden While the town has been a meeting point for the Sami, Finnish and Swedish cultures since the 17th century, it is today best known for the Ice Hotel
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